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Texas Home Energy Rating Organization (Texas HERO) is a non-profit, membership organization that exists to educate the public and the home energy rating profession; provide a forum for home energy rating industry cooperation on best practices, ethical standards and policy goals; and promote the benefits of energy conservation initiatives and incentives to homeowners, homebuilders and businesses.
If you are a homeowner, you will find detailed information about the services provided by our members as well as many energy tips.
If you are a home energy rater or involved in the rating industry, you can read our Mission Statement to learn more about our goals and objectives. We believe that membership in Texas HERO is a sound business investment. Join Texas HERO today and start enjoying the benefits of membership.
Equipment for Sale
Texas HERO is selling some gently used equipment on a first come, first serve basis. If you are interested in any of the items listed below, please contact Kim at (817) 627-7665, or ksitton@txhero.org.
- 8 ft Curved Pop-up display with Fabric Panels in gray. Comes with transport case. $450 or best offer.
- Dell Optiplex 980 Computer with two (2) 20" Dell Flat Panel Monitors, one (1) Logitech MK700 Wireless Keyboard and Mouse and one (1) HP Officejet 6500 All-In-One Printer
The best offer will be taken on the computer with the peripherals.
More information is available upon request.
The Energy Systems Laboratory's Letter to SECO
Click here to read the ESL's July 2011 letter to SECO regarding IECC 2009 performance calculators.
Texas HERO wins RESNET Industry Innovation Leadership Award
At the annual RESNET® conference in Raleigh, North Carolina Texas HERO received a leadership award for "2010 Industry Innovation" for the Texas Home Energy Audit program. The Program targets the existing homes market and emphasizes the role of HERS® Raters and objective analysis in addressing a key market barrier to homeowner action - lack of credible information.
The Industry Innovation Leadership Award was announced by RESNET Executive Director Steve Baden and presented by RESNET Board President David Goldstein. Tom Fitzpatrick accepted the award for Texas HERO and thanked Oncor for their key support of the Program, and recognized Texas HERO's past President Steve Saunders of Irving for originating the initiative.
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